Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-08-27

Sunny Spain Cigars-4 for 25 cents or $1 50 per box of 25.
 Mrs. Payton is having her newly pur- chased property on Pinal street improv- ed. The house is undergoing repairs and will be enlarged, and the property will be fenced.
 The board of supervisors have put in very busy week attending to their ardu- ous duties. Pinal county was very for tunate in securing supervisors of such in telligence and ability.
 By an oversight the name of Judge H. B. Summers was omitted from the published report of the proceedings of the Pinal County Live Stock Association as its Vice President.
 Mir. J. Champion, of East Oakland. California, owner of the lumber yards at Casa Grande and Pinal, passed through Florence on Thursday the latter place, on his usual summer visit.
 Mrs. J. M. Ochoa presented her hus- band with dauhter last Tuesday, Aug ant over the event for he now holds three of kind that beat anybody's two pairs.
 Mir. w. Vernoy of Florence has been appointed superintendent of the con struction of the double compartment shaft at the Owl Heads mines of the Tor tilita Mining Company, by Manager D. T. Elmore,
 The school trustees have had double acting hinges placed on all the school house doors so they will swing either way This is done to facilitate the exit of the scholars in case of an alarm, and it is 8 very sensible action.
 General Sparks has disgusted the ENTERPRISE "devil," who has abandoned his desert land claim because of the raise to g. 50 per acre. Uncle Sam not only keeps the GAO acres of his desert domain, but he has the very devil to pay the 25 cents per acre already rendered.
 There is a reward of s25O offered for the apprehension of Ben Decker, suppos- ed to be implicated in the attempted as- sassination of MT. N White. He was recently captured at Wilcox, but escaped before the Pinal officials reached that place.
 Messrs A. J. Doran, F. k. Brady, J. D. Rittenhouse, Jose NJ. Ochoa and Father Monfort have been appointed by the board of supervisors as 6 committee to select a suitable site for cemetery. The old one in the town IS to be abandon ed and the bodies removed.
 The very cool nights indicate that the bot summer weather is about over, and gradually the pleasant fall days will come on. From the middle of Septem- Der until the middle of May the climate of Florence will be as nearly perfect as any in the world.
 Owing to severe illness that will in- capaciate her from the duties of principal of the Florence public school, Miss Meek has declined that position. Mir Watson, of Monona, Iowa, has been rendered the place and he will arrive here in few days. The school will pc open septem- Der 9th.
 Mir. Wm. Stefy has bought the Tun- nel saloon in Pinal and will take posses sion on September 4th. The building he now occupies will be re6tted by it's owner, MT. Chas. F Murray, who will also conduct 6 saloon business. Mir. Kuehl, the proprietor of the Tunnel, will go to California to reside.
 The thanks of the ENTERPRISE are ten dered MT. Harry Buehman for set of. splendid views of the Vekol camp, pho toQraphed by him few weeks ago. Not only does the camp and works appear in faithful representation in several views, but the picture of it's owner, Judge J. D. Walker, accompanied the set.
 The Tucson Star claims to have re!ia- ble information that the train robbers se- cured $71 900 in currency and SIS, 900 in gold, making total of $o4, ,000 in boo dle. They can afford to have little fun by leading their pursuers over the rug ged mountains and then eluding their wig ilance, and evidently they are old jokers in such amusement.
 Mir. James Lillie has presented the ES- TERPRIsE with a piece of coal from the Deer creek fields. It is good looking article and it is said it possesses iirst- class coking qualities. The opening of these mines will work wonders in the treatment of ores in southern Arizona, for the question of fuel is the most inn portant consideration for reduction works.
 The well of the Florence Ice and Wa ter company is now down close to water, which will likely be found Tn abundance at about 56 feet from the surface. Near ly all tine wells in and about Florence are sunk below the level of the river bed and the supply of water comes from the south. showing conclusively that the iiv- CT has no effect upon the supply which comes from an entirely different source.
 Messrs. Henry Lempker and John HavestrOm own very promising mining claim a short distance northeasterly from the Silver King upon which they have done a considerable amount of develop ment work. The ore is rich and if the present promise of the mine is fulfilled with depth, they will have property worthy of the neighborhood in which it is located.
 MT. A. P. Walbridge has retired from the management of Mir. J. Champions lumber yard in Casa Grande, to engage in business at Phenix, and MT. Hugh Chalmers of Califol mia, takes his place.